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Cherry Servers vs Latitude.sh

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Cherry Servers and Latitude.sh.

Quick Verdict

4.0/5

Cherry Servers

0 reviews

3.8/5

Latitude.sh

0 reviews

Cherry Servers is rated higher (4.0 vs 3.8). Cherry Servers offers dedicated bare metal and cloud VPS from Vilnius, Lithuania and Amsterdam, Netherlands. API-driven infrastructure with hourly billing and GDPR-compliant EU hosting. Latitude.sh provides on-demand bare metal cloud in underserved markets: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and also US, EU, and Asia. Sub-5-minute deployment, API-first, and Kubernetes support.

Cherry Servers

Cherry Servers

Lithuanian bare metal and cloud at EU pricing

Latitude.sh

Latitude.sh

Bare metal cloud in Latin America and worldwide

Overview
Rating4.0 (0 reviews)✓3.8 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidusage-based
Starting priceFrom $3.51/mo✓From $69/mo
Best forEU-based teams and operators who want configurable bare metal, BGP-level networking, and honest published pricing without hyperscaler overheadTeams needing dedicated hardware with automated deployment in specific cities — especially Latin America — for latency-sensitive or AI workloads, with their own ops function.
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores1 vCPU12 vCPU✓
RAM1 GB32 GB✓
Storage20 GB800 GB✓
Bandwidth1 TB/mo20 TB/mo✓
SLA uptime99.97%✓99.5%
Data-center count723✓
€/vCPU/mo€3.51✓€5.75
€/GB RAM/mo€3.51€2.16✓
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups✓
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Šiauliai LT, Amsterdam NL, Frankfurt DE, Stockholm SE, Chicago US, Singapore SG, Tokyo JP
[US x6, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Bogota, Santiago, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney]
Tags
Tags
hourly billingnvme storageipv6ddos protectioneu datacentergdpr compliantapi access
hourly billingnvme storageipv6eu datacenterus datacenterapac datacenterapi accesskubernetes support
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Cherry Servers

Pros

  • + Two decades of operating history, own data center in Lithuania, ISO 27001 / SOC-attested colo sites
  • + Clear published price lists: VPS from $3.51/mo, bare metal from $57.33/mo, hourly rates everywhere
  • + Operator-grade networking: 10 Gbps uplinks, 100 TB+ free egress on dedicated, BGP, BYOIP, floating IPs
  • + Seven locations across EU, US, and APAC, with EU jurisdiction for GDPR-sensitive work
  • + Free IPv6 /64 (expandable to /56) on bare metal, standard DDoS protection included

Cons

  • - Own pages publish conflicting entry prices ($3.51 vs $3.24 vs $5.83 on the same page)
  • - Hourly billing on entry VPS plans costs roughly 4x the monthly rate over a full month
  • - Entry Gen 2 VPS plans bundle only 1 TB transfer and have no annual discount
  • - No real managed hosting tier — support is 24/7 but servers are self-managed
  • - IPv6 is bare metal only; VPS/VDS get none, and regional stock is uneven
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Latitude.sh

Pros

  • + Real bare metal with cloud-style API/Terraform provisioning in minutes
  • + Published price list including GPU nodes (1x H100 at $1.68/hr on-demand)
  • + 20 TB free outbound traffic per server, unmetered inbound
  • + Latin American sites (Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Bogota, Santiago) few competitors match
  • + Megaport backing and a $594M 2026 raise aimed at AI inference capacity

Cons

  • - Unmanaged — no OS administration, and backups are not included
  • - Published SLA is only 99.5% for bare-metal power/uplink and VM instances
  • - Per-site stock limits; popular plans can exist in only one or two locations
  • - Regional pricing differences (LATAM/APAC cost more than the US price)
  • - Product direction in flux after the 2025 Megaport merger and AI pivot
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